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dry cleaner

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dry-clean (drkln)
tr.v. dry-cleaned, dry-clean·ing, dry-cleans
To clean (clothing or fabrics) with chemical solvents that have little or no water.

dry cleaner n.
dry cleaning n.
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Noun1.dry cleanerdry cleaner - the operator of dry-cleaning establishment
market keeper, shopkeeper, storekeeper, tradesman - a merchant who owns or manages a shop


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Amenities include covered parking, a full-service cafeteria with private dining and indoor/outdoor seating for 500 employees, a separate cafe, sundry shop, dry cleaner drop off, ATM, coffee bar and medical suite.
The family owns a dry cleaner shop and employs a young Mexican immigrant named Ysrael.
Sheriff's deputies evacuated about five people from the strip mall, whose tenants include a dry cleaner, a check-cashing service and a Thai-Chinese restaurant, then closed Soledad Canyon Road at Sand Canyon Road for about 20 minutes, Hawkins said.
 
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